The social media giant says its business is being adversely affected by the pandemic, like so many others around the world.

The department engages social media platform owners to mitigate the spread of digital misinformation about coronavirus in SA.

Based on current visibility, the company expects Q1 revenue to be down slightly on a year-over-year basis.

Microsoft joins a number of other US tech companies that are asking staff members to work from home as the coronavirus spreads.

Elliott Management, which owns about $1 billion in Twitter stock, believes CEO Jack Dorsey has failed to take the social media company to greater heights.

Finance minister Tito Mboweni invites South Africans to share tips on equitable economic growth ahead of the national budget.

The social network unpacks the top tweets and retweets in SA in 2019, with a proposal at the local KFC getting people talking the most.

The billionaire says he will visit Ethiopia, Ghana, Nigeria and South Africa to engage with entrepreneurs.

Long regarded as an open source community shirker, Apple has has boosted its OS credentials by joining the Data Transfer Project.

The home affairs portfolio committee turns to social media to strengthen its oversight work.

Instagram, WhatsApp and Facebook are up and running again after the social media giant resolved the technical glitch that caused the outage yesterday.

Telegram users in the Americas and other countries experienced connection issues.